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Supporting Children Looked After in Middlesbrough: Trends and Outcomes

This report presents a comprehensive overview of the Children Looked After (CLA) in Middlesbrough as of March 31, highlighting key metrics from 2005 to 2008. It covers placements, age distribution, ethnic diversity, and educational achievements, including the percentage of children with stable placements and those adopted. Additionally, it addresses health issues related to schooling absences and the engagement of young people in education, training, or employment at the age of 19. The data aims to inform stakeholders about the welfare of looked-after children.

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Supporting Children Looked After in Middlesbrough: Trends and Outcomes

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  1. CHILDREN LOOKED AFTER Middlesbrough Children, Families & Learning

  2. Children Looked After as at 31 March

  3. CLA Per 10,000 < 18 Population

  4. Placements 31 March

  5. CLA by Age 31 March 2005 to 2008

  6. Ethnic Origin of CLA other than White as at 31 March 2005 to 2008

  7. PAF A1 % of children with 3 or more placements

  8. Number of children who were adopted

  9. D78: % Children who were Continuously Looked After for 2.5 Years plus and had been in their current placement for 2 years plus or placed for adoption.

  10. % leaving care with at least 1 GCSE at grade A-G, or GVNQ

  11. Health of CLA

  12. % CLA who missed 25 or more days schooling

  13. % of young people aged 17 engaged in education, training or employment at the age of 19yrs

  14. CLA aged 10 and above final warnings and convictions

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